Some creations do not simply endure; rather, they become part of a nation’s heartbeat, echoing through generations. “Notun Kuri” is one such legacy: not merely a television programme, but also a living archive of dreams, a melody of childhood, and a movement that shaped the cultural soul of Bangladesh.

Once upon a Friday, its name meant joy for every child and teenager across the nation. The familiar chorus: “Amra Notun, Amra Kuri”, was more than just a song; it was the anthem of discovery, the doorway to hidden talent.

Now, after nearly two decades of silence, Notun Kuri returns to the screen of Bangladesh Television (BTV), rekindling the excitement, the spirit, and the dream.

With its revival, a fresh breeze flows once more through the cultural landscape of Bangladesh, promising to nurture the voices and talents of a new generation.

From its inaugural year, Notun Kuri sparked widespread enthusiasm across Bangladesh. The voices of children reciting poetry, singing with perfect diction, performing captivating dramas, and dancing with heartfelt grace filled audiences with renewed hope. It was more than a competition; rather, it was the first school of artistry for young dreamers.

The stage of Notun Kuri has introduced countless distinguished artists. Many of today’s brightest stars in Bangladeshi drama, music, dance, and culture began their journeys here.বিস্তারিত